Mixbus 3.4 new feature and free Essential bundle at purchase
Jun 21, 2016 12:17:23 GMT -6
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Post by Deleted on Jun 21, 2016 12:17:23 GMT -6
The Harrison special offer is to get the reverb and echo bundle for free when purchasing Mixbus 3 or Mixbus 32C-3. The offer lasts while they are at NAMM.
Both bundled plugs are quite usable. The 3D echo, a kind of triple echo placable in the stereo field is very similar to the one from Nomad Blue Tubes, that i use in Sonar - and it sounds even better with the Nomad one not sounding bad at all. I had the direct comparison because i remixed a song in Mixbus, creating the same vocal effect with the Harrison one. As near as it can get in parameters, the Harrison sounded just more 3D, right away. The GUI of these plugs is very reduced and follows the "one parameter per GUI element" dogma of Mixbus, and it is very well designed, all parameters make absolute sense, very usable ranges, hard to make it sound bad.
But the nice new feature of 3.4, which is coming this week, is the following function, that is very useful, at least if you have the task of getting the boom out of a few tracks, it is the "Polarity Maximiser".
It integrates perfectly in the GUI, where you expect a phase tool, right on the top of the tracks.
Great to get this integrated instead of doing it manually or using clumsier 3rd party plugins...
Both bundled plugs are quite usable. The 3D echo, a kind of triple echo placable in the stereo field is very similar to the one from Nomad Blue Tubes, that i use in Sonar - and it sounds even better with the Nomad one not sounding bad at all. I had the direct comparison because i remixed a song in Mixbus, creating the same vocal effect with the Harrison one. As near as it can get in parameters, the Harrison sounded just more 3D, right away. The GUI of these plugs is very reduced and follows the "one parameter per GUI element" dogma of Mixbus, and it is very well designed, all parameters make absolute sense, very usable ranges, hard to make it sound bad.
But the nice new feature of 3.4, which is coming this week, is the following function, that is very useful, at least if you have the task of getting the boom out of a few tracks, it is the "Polarity Maximiser".
It integrates perfectly in the GUI, where you expect a phase tool, right on the top of the tracks.
Great to get this integrated instead of doing it manually or using clumsier 3rd party plugins...
